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Protecting the world’s plant resources from pests International Plant Protection Convention
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Protecting the world’s plant
resources from pests
International Plant Protection Convention
A World Without Market Access & Trade
Global food
insecurity
A World Without Pest Control
Pests travel on
exported
commodities
Pests destroy
plant resources
and spread
1881 1951 1979 1997 2015
12 Country
Agreement
Phylloxera
vastatrix
Convention
Original Text
Adopted
1952 Plant
Health
Agreement
IPPC text
Revised
IPPC revised
WTO – SPS
Agreement
(1995)
182 Contracting
Parties, RPPOs.
WTO and CBD
recognized
IPPC Historical Timeline
IPPC - Protecting plant resources
4
STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES
Global Food Security Protect Environment
Facilitate Safe Trade Develop Capacity
IPPC - Protecting your Plant Resources
4
CORE
ACTIVITIES
Standard Setting National Reporting
Capacity Building Dispute Settlement
IPPC – Overview of what we do
Protect
Environment and
Biodivesity
Protect Industry &
Consumers
Protect Plant
Resources
Facilitate Safe
Trade
Protect Farmers
IPPC Structure
Commission on Phytosanitary Measures(CPM) 182 contracting parties
IPP
C S
ecr
etar
iat
h
ost
ed
by
FAO
, Ro
me
Ital
y CPM Bureau 7 Regional Representatives
Standards Committee (SC)
Subsidiary Body for Dispute Settlement
(SBDS)
Capacity Development
Committee (CDC)
Various Technical Panels, Expert Working Groups, Focus Groups, Workshops, Technical Consultations to deliver the CPM work
programme and to plan strategically
Administrative
Regional Plant Protection
Organizations
Convention on Biological Diversity
Partners
Contracting parties considerations
Contracting party team
Who
What How
3
CONSIDERATIONS
Contracting party team
Who
Policy makers (Public Sector)
NPPO’s
Private sector
Civil society
Experts
Contracting party team
What
Identify:
Role
Responsibility
Information Needed/Shared:
National Interests
CPM Results
Contracting party team
How
Set national positions
Participation in IPPC meetings
Develop team capacity
Key Points – IPPC is for you!
Capacity Building
Protecting the world’s plant
resources from pests
International Plant Protection Convention
Why IPPC is Important to You
4 OBJECTIVES
Food Security
Environment Protection
Facilitate Safe Trade
Capacity Building
IPPC has useful Resources www.phytosanitary.info www.ippc.int
Get Involved & Participate
Country Team
Prepare & participate in
CPM Make interventions
Raise issues IPPC working Groups
Promote NPPO’s Work
Questions/Concerns - Contact Us
International Plant Protection Convention Secretariat (IPPC)
AGPP - FAO, Viale delle Terme di Caracalla,
00153 Rome, Italy. Tel: +39-06-5705-4812
E-mail: [email protected]
For further information, please visit:
www.ippc.int
www.phytosanitary.info
Thank you!
